Author Description

This Book Focuses On Extant Anti-doping Policy And Doping Practices From A Range Of Multi-disciplinary Perspectives (specifically Ethical, Legal, And Social Scientific). It Explores Key Contemporary Issues. Ethico-legal Aspects Of Anti-doping Legislation / Mike Mcnamee And Lauri Tarasti -- The Burden Of Proof In Endogenous Substance Cases: A Masking Agent For Junk Science / James E. Coleman Jr. And Joshua Michael Levine -- Longitudinal Profiling, Sports Arbitration, And The Woman Who Had Nothing To Lose: Some Thoughts On Pechstein V. The International Skating Union / David Mcardle -- Caught Between Mathematics And Ethics: Some Implications Of Imperfect Doping Test Procedures / Werner Pitsch -- On The Presumption Of Guilt Without Proof Of Intentionality And Other Consequences Of Current Anti-doping Policy / Bengt Kayser -- Athletes In Handcuffs?: The Criminalization Of Doping / John Hoberman -- Privacy Rights, Gene Doping, And Ethics / Angela J. Schneider -- Bodily Violations: Testing Citizens Training Recreationally In Gyms / Ask Vest Christiansen -- Steroids In The Court Of Public Opinion: Roger Clemens Versus The Mitchell Report / Rob Beamish -- It's Not About The Blood!: Operación Puerto And The End Of Modernity / Martin Hardie -- A Prison Of Measured Time?: A Sociologist Looks At The Wada Whereabouts System / Ivan Waddington -- The Expulsion Of Michael Rasmussen From The Tour De France 2007: A Manifestation Of The Ideal Of A Level Playing Field? / Verner Møller -- Governance And The Whereabouts System: A Norweigian Case Study / Dag Vidar Hanstad -- A Critique Of The Contemporary Trend Towards Severe Anti-doping Sanctions: Changing Directions / John Gleaves. Edited By Mike Mcnamee And Verner Møller. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.